Okay, this book is bananas. And cue all the trigger warnings if you’re planning on reading Alice Carrière’s memoir, Everything, Nothing, Someone.

In brief, Carrière recalls her unconventional and bohemian upbringing in Greenwich Village in the nineties. Her mother, renowned artist, Jennifer Bartlett, and her charismatic father, European actor Mathieu Carrière, each loom large in the memoir for very different reasons. Continue reading →